Good afternoon, everyone, I will talk about solving the
procrastination puzzle. Actually in today's society, a lot of people
have procrastination. I believe everyone here may also have this
puzzle.
Firstly, I think we must ensure what is procrastination.

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Weeks 10 to 11
Introduction to Finance
BMM7e: Chs 11 & 12
Risk & Return
Introduction
Weve been looking at the pricing of real and
financial assets. A central theme has been the
absence free lunches in competitive markets.
Our rates of re

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 5
BMM7e: Ch 7
Valuing Shares
1
Introduction
A lot of time and effort goes into share valuation
analysts and investors attempt to profit by
identifying mispriced (under or over-valued)
securities.
We look at

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 4
BMM7e: Ch 6
Valuing Bonds
1
Introduction
Next two weeks we look at financial assets
which represent a claim against another entity to a
series of cash flows over time.
Next week equity instruments
This we

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 9
BMM7e: Ch 10
Capital Budgeting - Uncertainty
1
Learning Objectives
1. Understand how sensitivity, scenario, breakeven, and simulation analyses are used to see
the effect of an error in forecasts on project
pr

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 8
BMM7e: Chs 8 & 9
More Capital Budgeting
1
Learning Objectives
1. Understand how the NPV rule can be used to analyze
three common problems that involve competing projects:
1. How to choose between projects wit

Taylors Diploma Program
(UWA)
Week 9
Leadership
Chapter 12
Leading
Taylors Diploma Program (UWA)
Leading
Study questions:
What is the nature of leadership?
What are the important leadership traits
and behaviours?
What are the contingency theories of
lea

GITMAN, JUCHAU & FLANAGAN,
Principles of Managerial Finance, Pearson, pp 371-2.
Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question.
1. A firm is selling an existing asset for $25 000. The asset was purchased three years
a

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 7
BMM7e: Ch 9
Fundamentals of Capital
Budgeting
1
Learning Objectives
1. Given a set of facts, identify relevant cash flows
for a capital budgeting problem.
2. Explain why opportunity costs must be included
in

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
The following transactions were associated with Company X during the last
financial year:
Bank Account
i
Sold 100 shares at $1 each.
ii Purchased equipment (long-term asset) for $50
Depreciation expense for the year was $10

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 2
BMM7e: Chs 3 & 4
Introduction to Financial
Statement Analysis
1
Usefulness of Financial Data
How do investors learn enough about a firms risk and
return characteristics to know whether to invest?
How can fi

BUSINESS SCHOOL
Introduction to Finance
Week 1
BMM7e: Chs 1 & 2
The Corporation and
Capital Markets
1
Learning Objectives
1. Discuss the nature of financial decisions & the role of the
financial manager.
2. Understand the function of the Capital Market an

Problem 9-16
Quick Computing installed its previous generation of computer chip manufacturing equipment 3 years ago. Some of
that older equipment will become unnecessary when the company goes into production of its new product. The
obsolete equipment, whi